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Oct 26, 2026

Bandy LeeGUEST
36:21
Yes, the greatest separation and racism also came from the U.S., and that is one of the reasons many people postulate of the divide between the U.S. and Europe.
Bandy LeeGUEST
36:34
While Europe continued to progress in social democracy and equality, the U.S., since the late 70s, diverged from all other advanced nations in growing inequality and allowing for this predatory capitalism to grow and spread around the world such that social democracies now have trouble surviving.
Bandy LeeGUEST
36:59
And also, they're becoming poorer in themselves in collective mental health.
Anthony DavisHOST
37:08
Dr. Lee, we are seeing these kind of rare moments of Trump kind of speaking freely to this small press gaggle.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
122:42
They understood more and more what advantage they derived from them, of their dual struggle against the vexations on the plane of nationality and against those of an economic order as a detonator for the revolution.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
122:56
In 1883, in Geneva, appears what can be considered as the head of the emerging social democracy, the Liberation of Labor group.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
123:07
Its founders were, along with Plekhanov and Vera Zasulich, L. Deutsch and P. Axelrod.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
123:15
When Ignatiev died in 1885, he was replaced by Ingerman.

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Pete QuiñonesHOST
190:14
Subsequently, the Bund's relations with the Russian Social Democratic Party were not easy.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
190:19
As with the Polish Socialist Party, which at the time of the birth of the Bund had an extremely suspicious attitude towards it and declared that the isolationism of the Bund places it in an adversarial position in relation toward us.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
190:32
Given its increasingly nationalist tendencies, the Bund could only have conflicting relations with the other branches of Russian social democracy.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
190:43
Lenin thus describes the discussion he and Martov had with Plekhanov in Geneva in September 1900.
Shawn GudeGUEST
51:20
Arthur Schlesinger got it, which is insane.
Shawn GudeGUEST
51:23
Yeah, there have been there definitely been some like I think back in the day, especially some very moderate Social Democrats, you could say that.
Shawn GudeGUEST
51:37
weren't in my opinion weren't necessarily um carrying on the the the kind of like rank and file spirit of deb's trade unionism um but yeah it's it's you know it's it's they've been given awards for decades at this point so there's some great there's some really good ones and there's some some duds i would say but um yeah
Macadocious RexPANELIST
51:59
Yeah, see, I figured if I can just continue to donate, and at a certain point, they're going to allow me to be on the board of the museum, so there could actually be some socialist representation.
Eric HalseyHOST
19:42
Early in 1942, secret meetings had been held between representatives of the communists, Zveno, yes, Zveno's involved, which kind of surprised me, and the Plotny wing of the agrarians.
Eric HalseyHOST
19:54
Later, the Social Democrats also joined.
Eric HalseyHOST
19:57
The negotiations were challenging, because the communists refused to alter the political program of this proposed alliance, which they called the Fatherland Front.
Eric HalseyHOST
20:06
It was basically a take-it-or-leave-it affair.
Eric HalseyHOST
22:00
Now, the issue was that most of these committees were just made up of communists.
Eric HalseyHOST
22:03
They were the ones most eager to join.
Eric HalseyHOST
22:07
But ultimately, the Social Democrats, the Plotnoy Agrarians, and somehow the remnants of Zveno all did join the Fatherland Front.
Eric HalseyHOST
22:16
The more conservative Vrapcha faction of the Agrarians, who made it clear they would not work with the Communists because they had so recently been allied with the Germans, as well as the Mushanov faction of the Democrats, You remember Nikola Mushanov, the old kind of more liberal democratic prime minister of Bulgaria.
Walter L. Smith IIHOST
7:36
And then we also have an old fourth estate member that will be calling in to discuss with us the main topics of the day.
Walter L. Smith IIHOST
7:46
And that is to get straight this concept of socialism, democratic socialism, social democracy, and communism.
Walter L. Smith IIHOST
7:59
And why people keep throwing this word communism around as though, you know, like very loosely.
Walter L. Smith IIHOST
8:06
This is something that we see typically in these old Southern movies where these white people chew on tobacco and spit it out and call you a commie just because you don't agree with what their viewpoints are.

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AnnieHOST
45:43
And that's the part I think needs to be said in the basic terms for the voters to understand.
AnnieHOST
45:49
See, when you get on that podium, even when you get on the radio, even though they're writing, they're using all these big terms.
AnnieHOST
45:54
It's hard for people to connect and understand because, like you said, not everybody understands the difference between capitalism, democracy or social democracy.
AnnieHOST
46:02
There is a difference.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
90:27
If this had been possible, I am convinced that the loss would have exceeded the gain, but in the early years it was not possible.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
90:34
The social democrats of those days asserted that the unquestioning belief in every dogma attributed to Marx was essential to social salvation, and that its only way
Robert MorelNARRATOR
90:43
was revolution, by which they meant not the complete transformation of society, but its transformation by means of rifles and barricades they were convinced that a successful repetition of the commune of paris was the only method by which their policy could prevail the fabians realized from the first that no such revolution was likely to take place and that constant talk about it was the worst possible way to commend socialism to the british working class and indeed a few years later it was necessary to establish a new working-class socialist society the independent Labour Party, in order to get clear both of the tradition of revolutionary violence and of the vain repetition of Marxian formulas.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
91:27
If the small society had merged itself into the popular movement, its criticism, necessary, as it proved to be, to the success of socialism in England, would have been voted down, and its critics either silenced or expelled.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
91:48
The Fabians were not suited either by ability, temperament, or conditions to be leaders of a popular revolutionary party.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
91:56
Mrs. Besant, with her gift of splendid oratory and her long experience of agitation, was an exception, but her connection with the movement lasted no more than five years.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
92:06
Of the other shods, did not and does not now possess that unquestioning faith in recognized principles which is the stock and trade of political leadership and whilst webb might have been a first-class minister at the head of a department his abilities would have been wasted as a leader in a minority but there was a more practical bar the fabians were mostly civil servants or clerks in private employ the methods of agitation congenial to them were compatible with their occupations those of the Social Democrats were not.
Robert MorelNARRATOR
92:39
Indeed, in those days no question of amalgamation was ever mooted.
Brian CraigHOST
62:18
tell you, I've been...
Brian CraigHOST
62:18
Social Democrats.
Brian CraigHOST
62:19
You know, like my mother is going through a lot of health problems.
Brian CraigHOST
62:22
And she, you know, I was talking earlier, she broke her shoulder in two places.
Moritz EndersGUEST
36:38
I mean, 20, 30 years ago, we called it the Deutschland AG, which meant basically it's like Germany being a sort of society where you have people, employers and employees, and they're always finding a way, you know, compromise and compromise.
Moritz EndersGUEST
36:58
The standards of living were rising in Germany, and because we had basically two camps, the Social Democrats and the Christian Democrats, and they were sort of governing party and opposition, and sort of they were interchanging from time to time.
Moritz EndersGUEST
37:14
It sort of worked, but nowadays you don't have that distinction anymore, and they are more or less all in the pockets of the American oligarchs.
Moritz EndersGUEST
37:24
And That's the problem now.
Ian SandersHOST
13:31
That distinction matters.
Ian SandersHOST
13:33
The revolution of 1956 will contain liberals, social democrats, nationalists, workers, students, peasants, former political prisoners and reformed communists.
Ian SandersHOST
13:45
They won't all want the same thing, but what unites them is rejection of Rakosi's dictatorship and Hungary's subordination to Moscow.
Ian SandersHOST
13:53
In July 1956 the Soviet leadership finally removes Rokosi.

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Ian SandersHOST
28:42
Across the country, revolutionary councils and committees assume administrative authority.
Ian SandersHOST
28:48
Newspapers appear without the old censorship.
Ian SandersHOST
28:51
Political parties destroyed in the late 1940s begin to reorganize, including the Independent Smallholders, the Social Democrats and the National Peasant Party, now renamed the Petofi Party.
Ian SandersHOST
29:04
For a few remarkable days, Hungary possesses something approaching political freedom.
Elizabeth HagedornGUEST
61:57
And I think, you know, what we see is a lot of workers and young voters turning to anti-establishment candidates instead to address those concerns.
Elizabeth HagedornGUEST
62:06
I mean, France is a particularly stark example, but also we see that fragmentation play out in Germany, where the Christian Democrats and Social Democrats no longer dominate the way they once did.
Elizabeth HagedornGUEST
62:17
The dynamic is also playing out among centrist parties in places like Austria, Spain, the Netherlands.
Elizabeth HagedornGUEST
62:23
And I think, again, the test for these centrist parties is, can they respond to these protesters' grievances before voters start to look elsewhere.

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